Canisters, Child Sculpture

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Ceramics Photography Contest Entry

The ceramics on the table I photographed are as follows: two of my four-set strawberry cannister set. The ceramic set was a gift that a church member made, and I think fired in a kiln, etc. The two apple cannisters from a three-part set, for smaller storage, were purchased. When my older son, Gregory, was about five, he sculpted the orange ceramic (for a nut bowl I believe), baked, painted and glazed. At the same age he drew and colored the Sesame Street character, Burt, and later drew comic cartoons, and grew into other artwork. I'm aware that many of the artists on FAR have also produced fine art since young ages. I am blessed by all artists using their God-given gifts to inspire others.

Post Type: Photography
Mixed Media: Minor | The ceramics on the table I photographed are as follows: two of my four-set strawberry cannister set. The ceramic set was a gift that years back a church member created, and I think fired in a kiln, etc. The two apple cannisters from a three-part set, for smaller storage, were purchased. When my older son, Gregory, was about five, he sculpted the orange ceramic for a nut bowl, baked, painted and glazed it. At the same age he also drew and colored the Sesame Street character, Burt, and later drew comic cartoons, and did other artwork. I'm aware that many of the artists on FAR have produced fine art since young ages. I am inspired by artists using their God-given gifts to inspire others.

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Canisters, Child Sculpture by Glena Jessee-King

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